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jOHN GEORGE AGAR “jack 483 Illinois Road Lake Forrest. Illinois 1938- 1939 Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track 1939- 1940—Varsity Basketball. Varsity Track. Record Board U. C. L. A. 1940 OLIVER WILLIAM BIRCKHEAD ‘•Beau- 85 Sterling Avenue White Plains. New York 1938- 1939—Varsity Track 1939- 1940—Varsity Football, Varsify Track NICHOLS COLLEGE SENIOR Page twenty-two THE PAWLINC SCHOOL
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msTccy who was accustomed to smash his way over center for a few yards at a time. He also called signals as a side line. The basketball team, un- der the leadership of Al Nixon, missed the Tri- state League Championship by a lone game. Big Al also led the baseball team, and his excel- lent play was characteristic of his qualities of leadership and aggressiveness. Doug Everett led the puckmen to a successful season with only four losses in eleven contests. In the minor sports, Rufus Mathewson and Johnny Stark led the tennis and swimming teams, respectively. The class of '40 also held its own in scholastic achievement, with such mental wiz- ards as Bev Tucker, Bob Gardiner, “Muscles Mathias, and Peter Wiese raising the average of the class. Another brain-trust member who came in late in the year was Scott Robinson. Peter Wiese was elected president of the senior class, and also took over the role of sen- ior prefect. He and the other members of the council, composed of Dick Goat, Albie Mott, Maury Stetson, and Al Nixon, handled the ad- ministrative affairs of the student body. It is hard to get five men who act together with cooperation and ease, but these performed their duties with skill and alertness and so held high the standard and precedent of the years gone by. In looking over the years as a unit, we cannot help wishing that our years at Pawling were not over. We realize that left unfinished are many tasks that we would have preferred to see completed. To the seniors of 1941 we be- queath a record and a tradition that we hope will never be dimmed as long as the stalwart foundations of Pawling stand. THE PAWLINC SCHOOL Page twenty-one
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HAROLD WILLIAM BLACKEBY “Blackie” 2 North Broadway White Plains, New York 1939-1940—Varsity Football, Varsity Tennis, Band HARVARD GEORGE ROBERT CARR MSkid” 109 Charing Road Syracuse, New York 1 939- 1 940—Varsity Football. Varsity Hockey, Varsity Track, Glee Club PRINCETON CLASS THE PAWLING SCHOOL Page twenty-three
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